Intelligence for the Transformation of the Tourism Model

Juan Ignacio Pulido-Fernández (Edited By) Juan Ignacio Pulido-Fernández, PhD in Economics, is Full Professor of Applied Economics (Tourism Economics) in the Department of Economics and Head of the Laboratory of Analysis and Innovation in Tourism (LAInnTUR) at the University of Jaén (Spain). His main research interests focus on tourism economics, tourism intelligence, destination management, sustainability of tourism, tourism impacts, and social network analysis. He has published a number of articles in some of the leading international peer-reviewed journals (Tourism Management, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, Journal of Travel Research, International Journal of Tourism Research, Current Issues in Tourism, Journal of Destination Marketing & Management, Tourism Economics, Tourism Review, etc.) and several books, conference papers, and book chapters of well-known publishers such as Elsevier, Routledge, Edward Elgar, CABI, Emerald, Springer, etc. He has received several international research awards for his contribution to research in the field of tourism economics. Since 2019, he has been the head of the Tourism Intelligence System of the province of Jaén (Spain). https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9019-726XCristina Barzallo-Neira (Edited By) Cristina Barzallo-Neira, PhD in Economics, Business and Law from the University of Jaén (Spain). Professor-researcher of gastronomic tourism at the University of Cuenca (Ecuador). She studied a Master's Degree in Tourism Planning and a Specialist Course in Pedagogy. And completed her postgraduate training studying Gastronomic Tourism at the Basque Culinary Center. Her main research interests focus on gastronomic tourism, tourism intelligence and cultural tourism. She is author and co-author of several scientific articles in high-impact international journals and book chapters in editorials of international prestige (Springer, Pirámide, Tirant lo Blanch, etc.). Currently, she co-directs the research project entitled "Tourism Intelligence System for the sustainable and responsible management of tourism in Cuenca (Ecuador)". https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3770-3004Diana López-Molina (Edited By) Diana López-Molina, PhD in Economics, Business and Law from the University of Jaén (Spain). Master in Cultural Management with a specialization in Heritage from the University of Barcelona (Spain). Professor-researcher at the University of Cuenca (Ecuador). Her main lines of research focus on destination management, tourism development, stakeholders and social network analysis. Author and co-author of several articles published in some of the main international journals, as well as book chapters published by prestigious publishers such as Routledge or Pirámide. Currently, she is leading the research project entitled "Tourism Intelligence System for the sustainable and responsible management of tourism in Cuenca (Ecuador)". https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2824-2824

• Introduction: Introduction Part I: Theoretical and Conceptual Frameworks 1: Tourism in the Face of 21st-Century Challenges 2: From the Extractive Model to the Regenerative Paradigm 3: Conceptualizing Tourism Intelligence 4: Sustainability and Regeneration in Tourism Planning Part II: Infrastructures and Systems for Tourism Intelligence 5: The Infrastructure of Tourism Data 6: Technologies and Innovations of Industry 4.0 and Industry 5.0 in Tourism: Potentials and Limitations 7: Dashboards and Operational Intelligence 8: Emotional, Social, and Cultural Intelligence in Tourism Destinations Part III: Strategic Design and Management of Regenerative Destinations 9: Multilevel Governance and Active Participation 10: Strategic Planning with a Regenerative Approach 11: Regenerative Tourism and Territorial Capital 12: New Paradigms: Towards Transformative Tourism Intelligence Part IV: Tools for the Transformation of Tourism 13: Designing Purposeful Tourism Experiences 14: Indicators and Regenerative Evaluation Systems 15: A New Financial Architecture for Sustainable and Regenerative Tourism 16: International Case Studies Part V: Horizons and Academic Applications 17: Foresight and Future Scenarios in Tourism 18: A Transformative and Inclusive Vision for Tourism Education and Research 19: Ethics, Decoloniality, and Degrowth in Tourism 20: Tourism Intelligence as an Emerging Academic Field Conclusion: Science, Policy and Action for Regeneration